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Administrators Sale OF Saloon
and observation-disclosures.

TIANiNG qualified ~ administrator on The estate
IL uf y. q. ~hinault. Decreased. T. a. such al.
minisimtut, viii. ON the
sad Day of October, 1887,
on the premises sll NJ public ulc an The siock ana
hNtun. IN the sllpuu and the furniture IN the
boarding hpusc nt ~ Main kinct. opposite tho
depot ~ the Kansas tity, Memphis & birmingham
Railroad company. consisting 0f u gallons 81 Tor.
pSi kinH whisky, - gallons II Tennessee Club
whlsky, 10 gallons ~ DOngin Bourbon whisky. 10
Rallons OIL ". Hamper whisky, ~ ulions 81 corn
whisky 20 GALLONS 81 ginger whisky . SALONS 81
California wine. 2gnllnns ~ assorted Wins, 7 pounds
81 chcving nni smoking tuhacco. riran aud clgnr.
cites \ lnhcl and 4 DAN buttlcs, 7hgrr. 2 shrpny. :
whisky aud 4 vine glA.scs, n glasses aud tumblcrs,
tiuw holder. ! silver shakrrt ttn shaker. I Ice pickI
sugar bowl 2waitCr, . finaw and : silver -pOouS 1
sample cnse. ! glass siralncf. I iuhacru cutter. cigar
cutler, wnirf Uullrr, dcmilnhn. . bOttics. aspittnons,
@Jup, ! hung burrr. . faucrt, Ice aw. nall pulict,
. dn1cn nasks, cnrks. qunr, gallon and half gallon
measures bar %Onnutcr, lee chest. stove. ! cash
drawer y wall immc pirinrcs. yards ~ t0Wc cling
aud q lhrEc bar lpoking giass. This q The stock IN
saloon. ~ the h%nnnling hous. = irsisirads, 3
COLON pillows, q luruus. 2 window shades, 4
quit. pahccts, u pillow eases, wash stands, 2
dlning tables ! sale. I carving table. ~ chairs. 2
nat mckH. I booking ginss. , table cloths. water
cooler water buckets. . walters. dish and : wash
pans 10 pie pans. lamps. tea pot coffee min aud
anapkins. There lsalcnfc until May I. tSN. on the
pfeinises, and u II Proposed 10 sll whatever
Interest the estate may have IN the lcn.r and the
rnod VIII of the business. furrhnser bcfUrc day 81
silc may inspyt the property on the promises Isl
Main srccL Terms OF sale. cash.
Administrator Of L. o. shinanlt.
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DIED.

.LoEDING-At residence Of parents, No. 2b Pop
lar street. Thursday. October II, 1887, FRED, LoED-
ING. aged Is yenrs and7 months. son of Frederick
and Katarinc Locding.
Funeral will take place from residence this (FRi-
DAY. morning at II O'Clock. Friends of the family
are invited TO attend.
FISCHER-At residence. No. 161 Robson street,
Thursday, October IL, 1887. at 7:l5 o'clock pm,
Louisa AGNEs, wife OF J. \. Fischer and daughter
of VIM. ROLES. .zrr t4 y trf-E
Funeral will take place from residence this (FRI-
DAY. afternoon at go O'Clock. Services at 81.
Peters church at 8 O'Clock. Friends of the
family invited to attend.
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n APPEAL.

The issue Of the Atrial tomorrow will,
We confidently believe, he regarded a. the
|picA superb that ever appeared from the
pFcss Of southern newspaper. The man
has spared neither money nor
bio 10 make Il ono Of the notable feat
b Of the occasion-thc visit Of the Presi.
nt and Ms. Cleveland. II will contain
. vet deal Of matter appropriate to the
ay and several features which are en-.
iirely unique. Among them win be
1. magnificent bird's-eye view Of the
ysincipsi business and residence portions
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NJ. LOUIS SHUT orr.
The Wolverines Win Their Third Con,
sceutive Game.

PirrsnuRG, Pa, Oct. la-Dctroit won
the fourth g-he of the worlds champion
ship serios played here today. Three
thousand people wcrc present. The vie
tory Wal an easy one for the league cham
pions, who, nevertheless, played n wonder
fl game, shutting st. Louis out. King
pitched for the Browns aud WIS hattcd
very freely from the start, Detroit scoring
four runs in the frt inning. ~. Louis
made only two hits of Baldwin. Magnifi-
cent fielding cut off many hits of the
Browns. In the nrst inning Richardson's
liner 10 left passed. O'Ncill and lac made
second. GanDrll and Rowe went out, but
~Thompson's hit past Robinson for a
double brought Richardson In. Dunlap
made n onc-baggcr and stplc to second, and
ON BENEFITS single 10 left White and Dun
lap scored. Ilanlon retired the side.
Latham for the Browns ioulcd out. Glca.
-on died ON first and O'Ncill hit safe past
Dunlap, hut Comiskcy struck out. de-
trnit scurrd again in the second ON q hit,
an out, passed ball aud n wild throw Of
Glcason's; In the fifth, m Dunlap's three
Dagger and ~ out, and twice IN the sixth,
on Dunlap's thrce-baggcr AMI ~ out, and
| twice in the sixth ON an error Of Gleason,
n steal and q three-baggcr by Rowe, a
passed hall aud Thomp~on's single. The
browns got only one man ~ far ~ third,
Bushong In the fifth inning. The fielding
| Of White, Dunlap and Rowe. aud Tllomp-
sons batting were the features OF the eunc.
rIm SCORE
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Horses. Cattle and chickens.

For collie and grubs, for lung fever, cough
or hide bound, ] give simmons Liver Regu.
lator In n mash twice q day. You can rec
ommcnd u TO every one having stock as the
bost medicine known for the above com.
plants. In using II with my chickens for
cholera and gapcs ] mix II With the dough
aud feed II Ia them once a day. by this
treatment ! have lost zone where the Regu-
lator was given promptly and regularly.
Il. I. TAYLOR,
Agent for Gangcrs OF Georgia.
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victims OF the Insane Asylum Fire.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. l3.--Thc number
Of victims at the Cleveland insane asylum
is now seven. This morning il was dis.
covered that Mis- Mary Rice, for twenty.
seven ycars employed ut the asylum, had
been burned 10 death. Two bodies that
were not identified last night prove 10 be
those Of Mis- Maggie BrinkcrhoG. 81 Fort
Wayne county, and Mis-. Lydia Cimcrlc,
begun his inquest and will finish II to-
morrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

TnAr isa righteous verdict which the
Miichclstown coroncr's jury rendered ON
Tuesday in the ease Of the wanton shoot
ing down Of the people by the Irish con
%siabulary police n few months ago. The
trial Of Inspector Brownngg, Of Scgcanis
kirvan, Ryder aud Brennan, and Cons,a-
bles Gavin and Dorm for murder will de-
vclop a state Of facts rs TO the instructions
thesc men wcr acting under that will
prove Baliour to he a cowardly butcher, a
sneaking Assassin who preferred to accom-.
plish his work through tools rather than
Try a hand nj Il himself.
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TuE executive committee aud the pro.
prictor Of the Gayuso hotel announce That
al tickets issued by the Chickasaw club 10
It's members aud others for their intended
reception will he recognized atthc entrance
Of the Gayoso hotel 10 the reception nj the
hotel this evening, and the parties holding
these tickets are invited TO the reception
Tho invited guests will he received AZ the
Shelby street entrance OF the hotel.
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pRENIDENr CIEYEI.ANn.

- ~ IVY ~ - NV
today, has been travelling In the region Of
country noted for its grain, its lumber and
its beef and pork. He has been n guestin
several Of the most progressive cities Of
the northwest. This afternoon hc will he
the guest Of Memphis, In the heart Of the
cotton region, n city that isio the southwest
what Chicago il to the northwest. Iii IL the
gateway by which the President is to enter
the south, the section that t~wenty-thrce
years ago was separated from the Union
by a line Of fire, kept alight by
trained and fairly equipped armies Of
ms true patriots IN ever assembled
ON a battle field for the defense Of
their liberties and inalicnablc rights. Mr..
Cleveland will he greeted with the rebel
sell" that thrilling yell that 10 often was
the prcszngc Of victory for the Conied-
fcdcute armies, but il will come from
men who would rs readily defend the
Union to,lny "a they defended the Confcd-
cracy from 1891 to 1865. Mr.. Cleveland
will here learn that his advent To the pres
idcntial chair was the one assurance final
and necessary 10 guarantee the people Of
the south in their rights and liberties, free
from assailmcnt and molcstaiion by the
Federal authority, and that this assurance
was the foundation Of nearly all the
solid prosperity that has 70 re-
Gently come 10 this section Of thu
Union. lie will learn that there is no
where along the lines Of his tour n moc
earnestly industrious or progressive pco-
pie, nor any who more appreciate the
blessings Of the Union rs its government
Is administered 10y him. As the chief
magistrate Of the United States II * well
that he should, from personal knowledge,
know something Of the country whose
affairs he directs; that he should
especially see face TO face the pco-
pie Who, no far from the seat OF
government, arr just nov making ~ many
demands for river improvements, and
should know, from personal inquiry, how
far they arc justified In these demands
lie has seen the Mississippi at 81. Louis
here nj Memphis he will see IL M Il ma,
be seen anywhere between this point ant
New Orleans, and he eau easily learn o
the tonnage that floats upon It's bosom
aud the immense amount Of icigh
carried from point TO point that make
Of the steamboat the only and the mos
formidable rival the railroads presently cm
be- confronted 10y. Mr.. Cleveland has beer
nj the center Of the grain trade In unrivnlc,
Chicago and at the center Of the mca
trade in nslling and husiling kansa
City; here he will be In the center OF IN
cotton trade, the greatest inland cottot
market In the world, and the third Il
point Of actual sales in the world
Memphis Is, too, n great pc
lticl center for three States
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas, an
Il has always been a Democratic center
beginning with Jackson's later politics
/ career, in ls22.2a. To-day II Is altogcthC
Democratic In honor Of the President VIII
, hasso admirably illustrated what pur
aud unauthorized Democracy Is 10y a
, honest, faithful and upright administu
, ton of the government according TO III
a doctrines OF jefferson, the safest politicI
a guide our country has yet produced.
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A DISPATCH came by Associated Press
from Minneapolis last night 80 out
n,geous in its character that the Ap-
X has refused to print 1t. 1t
told OF the burning in efigy OF the editor
of the Minneapolis Tribune by Minneapo-
lis Democrats for insulting Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland in an editorial article.
The manager of the Associated Press
cannot too quickly discharge the Republic
an agent who sent it. The action
OF the Democrats was right enough,
but the ArPEAI, ~ a member Of
the Associated Press, protests against the
sending Of the article itself and the
characterization Of the ciigy burners as
HrOuphs.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

Mrpruis should lie put in the very best
order this morning. President Cleveland
should see us IN nearly at our best Ms pos
sible. President MADDEN can surely,
without fear Of another indictment, cx-
pend a few dollars in cleaning the streets.
II not let him take mp a subscription.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

WHAT n difference il would have made
to the trade aud growth Of the city IL
Third street had been paved, rs II would
have been had there been no conspiracy
10 destroy MADDEN.
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Stockholders Meeting.

orricg Mrsrris 4 CHAHlrsroS n. H. col
No. 10 WALL 81, n. v, Oct q. 1887.
rTNIE anuual meeting Of The stockholders Of Tic
cntnIIny, Tor the election of dinsfors and
such other huslncss ~ may come before a. win 10
hell ~ MEMPHIS, INN. inthc c~nmIany's Offices,
on Thursday, November ~ issd The stock books
WI clfec on oyiohrf u. iSs5. and upcn uu Novcm.
bct \. lSHl Polls iof such rlcfiun will also be opcn
al Huntsville, Ala. on aid date,
L. " SitwAN, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

TINE brings sweet revcngcs. David
Park MADDEN enjoyed one Of these on
Tuesday night, and in presence, too, Of the
subscribers to the fund 10 pay Chalmers
to help in prosecuting him. by the way,
who are those s%ignen?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

TuE Hon. David Z. MADDEN, representa-
tive from the Tenth district in Congress;
or, His Exccllcncy David Park Hadden,
Governor Of Tennessee. 1t reads well
nifhnr WY.
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Buildings nurnca =, IVES, Point. Miss.

Wpr PorSr, Miss, Oct. IA dwell.
ing being erected by Mr.. G. W. Troy, adj
joining the new Baptist church, was dis
covered TO be ON fire Last night. The two
buildings were destroyed. The was no in
surancc, and the total loss was about 500.
The fire originated from the carcleSsncss
Of a workman who was employed In
finishing the Troy building.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

Summary; Earned nuns Dctroit 4.
Two base hits-RichRrdson, Thompson
and Robinson. Three base hits Dunlap
and Rowe. First base on balls -Foutl,
Bushong, Gleason and Thompson. Ent
base ON errun- Detroit 3 81 Louis 4.
Struck out-Comiskcy. Richardson and
Thompson. Passed balls -Bushong 3. Time
OF gme-Onc hour and fifty minutes.
Umpircs-Kclly and Gafincy.
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Tunes must be- very loose about the
criminal court 80 FAR rs the shcriTs man
sgcment is concerned, when n prisoner, rs
Paul Madison did, can walk ont Of
court and make his escape from the depu-
iies. Ther is room for investigation there,
Judge Dulicsc, and for immediate investi-
,nsion loo.
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Ohancerv Saia

No. ar. n. Din the Chancrry Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn Man D. DcniG hY her nr,t
friend. w. John A. Dcnic. ct ri. ~
Under aud by virtue Of a decree entered In INF,
oansr on July -. ISL. rcouied la minuie ha,L h,
page 10. ! VIII. ~ spccial commissioner. on
saturday. the Sth Day o~fNesembe,. tss-
al " O'Clock NJ, In frpnt 81 tho court hop,e In a.,
city of Memphis, shelly county, Tenn ali ibc vi,
lowing described nal estate. 70 the highest and
situated IN the Taxing District II Ihctbv eo,gi.
Tenn. late city 81 Memphis. duiatrd On snnh,
Court street. aud being The east half Of lot No al
on the plan and map 81 the sald city Of Nfrr,,,hIs
nld lot bcgiuning NJ The northeast corner nifs,Li
lot asi, runninn thence west with the snn,h ~. =,
South Court siuct y feet ~ inches ticncc seaih
north ~ feet ; Inches 10 the beginning. Tenn, =,
sale cASh. " u JORDAN
special Commissions
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Don't waste time and money and nm.
dcrgo needless torture with the knife when
Ethiopian Pile Ointment will afford in
slant relief aud certain urc in every ease
Of blind, bleeding, itching, internal aud
external piles. Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. M
cents aud ~ per bottle. Sold at Holsters
drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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AFrER carefully reading tho %learncdly
constructed paper Of our much honored
friend, Judge William NJ. Smith, in an
swcr TO the question, 'IIow is a proposed
amendment TO the constitution ratified by
the people7" the question occurs, Can the
Legislature disfunchisc any portion Of the
people, OF deny the vote Of even n mani
and can any decision by the supreme
court have any weight that would ac'
quicscc In such Acknowledgement II
must always be kept in view that the OK.
crcisc Of the franchise Is n right, not a
privilege, and II can only be forfeited by
crime, Of which the rccusant voter must
have been found guilty by a Jury oil his
| peers,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

H,vE been a periodical sufferer from Hay
Fever "a most annoying and loalhgome al.
%niction) since the summer OF 1879, aud UNI
M | used Ely's Cream Hahn was never able
10 1nd any relief until cold weather. I can
t%ruthfully say that Cream Balm curd me. I
regard ID n % great value, aud would not be
without u during the Hay Fever season.
l.. NJ. GnoRriA, Binghampton, N. y.
I was afflicted with Hay Fever for seven
years-Ely's Cream Balm cured me entirely.
IL. u. C,LpH,S, I. A st. L. r. r., Terrc
Hautc, Ind.
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To use Hodges Sarsaparilla with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain curc for rheumatism. scroiulous
affections, and all diseases peculiar TO f..
males. Rcnovatcs and inyigonitcS the sys-
tenn. Physicians pcommcnd II. Take no
other. Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-.
iacturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle.
Sold nj Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main
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Tuk slid south greets you, Mr.. Cleyc-
lend. today. II is as solid now rs in 1884
when Il voted TO elect you, and il will vote
as solidiy for you next year, notwithstand-
ing the little piddling doctrinaircs who just
now are trying TO make II appear that
Nj Randall has a clientele Of protection
lists nj the south. The south Is solid for
YOU and solid ON a free trade basis.
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feel reassured as to the future. His posi-
ton is a enviable one. He has gone
through an ordeal as ii by fire, and has
come forth all the stronger for it,, He has
many years of work before him yet, many
years OF useful public life.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis T,sealer.

Quite a large audience appeared at the
theater last night and witnessed the pre-
scntation of Hamlet" by the James
wainwright dramatic company. II was a
pleasing performance, but not by any
means a satisfactory one, the character
Hamlet not suiting Mr.. James, and the
play being too strong for the support. In
deed, the only role that was filed as il
fairly deserved was the Ophelia Of Miss
Wainwright, who invested the part with a
charm of manner and method OF acting
deserving the applause IL received from
the audience. With the memory Of Ed
win Booth or Of Lawrence Barrett fresh in
mind, the Hamlet Of Mr.. James pales al
most into mediocrity by eompar-
ison. The latter is too robust,
both in voice and manner,
for the melancholy Dane, the misanthro.
pist and dreamer, whom man delighted
not, nor woman either. The scenes ON the
b%attlemcnts Of Fillmore, the ghost scene
and the mouse-tnp play scene were passa-
bly, well given. As a whole, the perform
ance, while it pleased the audience con
s~idenbly, was not mp to the standard por.
trayal OF this, the very finest OF Shakes,
pcare's works.
Tonight Romeo and Juliet will he
given, the doors Of the theater opening al
- O'Clock, 80 M to give all an opportunity
to witness the fireworks display ON the
river and then the attractive play.
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warning.

II l. not 10 be wondered at that most
Americans are dySpcptic. Swallowing Ice
cold drinks on a hot summer day does the
mischief. Why then you add ten drops Of
Anguetuu Bittcrs. the world renowned tonic
of exquisite flavor. aud thus avoid all dan.
ger 81 cold IN the stomach.
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rne Mt.cr- win stay out.

vNcrSSrs, Ind, Oct 1a-rwcnty-avc
hundred 10 5000 miners are out on a
strike In southern Indiana and y coal fam.
Inc Is upon US. Ono thousand miners or
more aro out Of the Davies county mines,
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Minister Ms,.,,s.- y.,.r.,.

NEw loRg, Oct. l3.-Bishop Whipplc,
Of Minnesota, will o%fficiatc ut the funeral
OF Minister Manning at the Fifth Avenue
hotel tomorrow morning. Mrs. Manning
arrived this morning.
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..NRlurnl l.ns.''

The sale Of seats Tor the Natural Gas
company, who will be at the New Mem
phis theater Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights Of next week. with
matinee Wednesday afternoon, will com
mence tomorrow morning ut Witzmann's
music store. Natural Gas is one OF the
finest fun producing plays now before the
public, and is drawing the largest houses
Of any comedy on the American stage.
The famous trio, Gilbert, Dounel-
" and Gimrd are the finest
artists in their line, and never fail 10 make
the most stolid OF their audience cry from
from laughter. The ladies PLAYING the i'm.
porlant parts have all won high rcputa.
tions ON the comic stage. They are Amy
Ames, Rachel Booth, Katherine Howe and
Kate Allen. After "Natuml Gas" tho
other three nights Of the week will be- filed
out 10y Mrs. Dion Boucicnult in the bcauti.
ful Irish drama, "My Geraldine" q play
which none can afford to mis-, seeing.
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The Memphis Appeal
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1887.


WASHINGTON, Oct. ~, l am.-For Mississippi,
Louisiana and Texas Warmer, fair weather; fresh
TO brisk northcrly winds, vccring to southcas,crly.
For Arkansas; Warmer, fair weather; light 10
fresh northcrly winds, vcering To southwestcrly.
For Tennessee: slightly cooler. fair weather.
light TO fresh n%orlhcrly winds, shifting to north
castcrly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

" you once try Carriers Little Liver Pills
ior sick headache, b~iliousness or consiipa.
non, you will never be without them. They
nv purely vegetable, small and easy 10 take.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Chicago's Mayor Order~ h Police I
Suppress Him nc Once.

CuIcAGo, ILL.,, Oct. l3.-Thc mayor this
morning directed the police department To
summarily suppress George Francis Train.
and To not permit him TO speak again. II
he makes any further demonstrations he
will be taken 10 the lookup until he
can be- legally adjudgcd insane aud com
mittcd 10 the insane asylum. The largest
audience that he has yet had in the city
greeted him at the Twelfth Street Turner
hall last night, there being between ! ,2OOand
800 present. At last nights entertain
mcnt many Of those who got In the hall
were simon pure anarchists aud took his
talk seriously, and II will bc surprising IL
nothing more serious than laughter results
from Trains %uttcranccs. last night he
lecnme a little bold. When he said the
police would not allow him To sell his pa-
per, he dared them 10 stop il. When n
score Of those present jumped up and vol
untccrcd IN sell his nnnrchislic sheet,
he supplied them with copies, which
wcr in q moment sold. His speech during
the evening consisted Of n few sentences
on every topic that came to his mind. lie
took n vote on n proposition IA hang Jay
Gould, and "a unnnim us yea was the
result. After taking u similar vote on "all
those in favor III the constitutional right 10
carry arms" he dared the police Ia. arrest
him. lie called on Mis-. Parsons, and for
ten or fifteen minutes she harangucd the
crowd. lie promised Ia build for the
workingmcn Of Chicago u hall, with q H.
brnry and u rcading-room, which would
accommodate 10000, aud donate II Ia
them. This was greeted with long and
loud cheering. Aitcrward hc said. ~
am going To build my friend Dcyinc u hall
million dollar publishing-housc twenty
/ stories high. | will then take Mayor Roche
to the top floor aud drop him down the
elevator shnit. Al those in favor oi throw.
ing the mayor from the elevator shaft say
yea" There was a unanimous yea.
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wnburn oI. and M..,,ne a..

Make the celebrated Milburn Eclipse Hui.
Ter Gin, and keep them, with Feeders aud
Condcnscr, always on hand for prompt
delivery. Have them quote You prices.
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PnEsiprSr HAppES will recuperaic very
fast now that he is at homo and is sur
rounded by thousands Of his friends
with the popular verdict Of Tuesday night
before him, he ought 10 be happy and 70